Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-11-12
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NFv YORK. November "A Washing ton special ssys: A report has been re- ceIyed here that Professor Cuahman who has charge ot tte government exploring expsdision ia Southern Arizona, has un- earthci a whole city there and exhumed two thousand skeletons. The location IS about eighty miles northwest nf Inc SOD, near the junction Of Salt riveE with tbe Gila.
 SPRISGFIELD, He. November "A rep.esentativs oi t5e associated press called :his afternoon upon number of friapds of Governor Ogicsby m order to learn their vieE5 ca to the probable ac- sion in She anarchists case. They nil agree that while tne governor was kind hearted and sympathetic and might pos eibly commute the sentence of two or three Of the condemned men ii he thought 1t just and right. no threats of violence would deter him from what be considered bis dusy.
 NEy YORK. November S-The election has proceeded quietly although .here IS considerable suppressed excitement and many yiiiiuu5 are working trouble ct the Iolls. F ports from various polls in the interior, stated that alleged repeaters stttmDted to vote. At Hoosac Falls this morning. a lively TOW ensued st which the DO! cc took 6 lively part. The town is in ferment and borders oo a rot, and the authorities hsy, asked the sheriff for G posse uf deputies to quell disturbances.
 PHILADELPHIA. Nov. S.-Up to D. In. evsry thing WAS quiet and iargs vote Is bei-g boiled. Excitement over the con test for sheriff is IItenGe.
 DEs M0ISEs, Nov. S-The weather fine, election passing of very quietly but with unusual interest. At ?. m. about bali of the whole vote had been boiled. NEW YORK, Nov. S-LsTEe numbers of arrests have been made for illegal vOt- irg. but no trouble has yst occurred. At maDy of the polling places. Tumors ot The trading of tte state tIoset by both Democrats and Republicans, ID favor of either Fellows or Nic0ll, are plentiful. Enc fight for ihe distTic. sttorEeyshlp IS overshGdowing every other question. and both siie- are confident. The George vote ID the c:ry was smaller ;ban vas anticipated.
 NEW YORK, November S.-The Mail ,S Express, Dem, is confident oi getting a majority of from SIX tC eight thousand, while many republican, c0nceSe the city hy smaller majority. 80 far the mea- gre Iniell gence from tine various cOun- ties indicate s qDCC- election.
 NORFOLK. Va. N1v. S-The weather 'hTOugaou. the s;a.y & fine aud reports from al quarters Gtsts G heavy vote be- ;rg pollel. Both republicans and dem | uc5Bts claiming the state.
 Congressman George BovIen vas ar rested socn after tbe polls were opened
 EhIle aucueing colrred voters. A ! democratic judge ruling thEt he was dis- | .urbioG the peace at tbe polls.
 WAsHISGroN, NoTembar 7.-The war department ha. -Cc.iytd information of
 sn engagement between the military and | ha hostile GlaUs. Tic casualties to | .he soldiers wcrc fen killed B5d wound sd.
 PREscoIT, November 7-)udge
 Wright ia ch.rsirg the Rraud jury which
 WAS Iinpannelei today, urEsdIt tO inves- | Ugate the recent fight ir TuntO Basin. | Both the Iewksbury and Graham f6c-
 ;son- are here Co appear before the grand
 jury.
 ! P5UGHKEEPsGE, v. I. November S. | The first truss of the great Poughkoep- | se bridge acroas tbe Hudson river, was
 fnished and swung clear yesterday. IL IS j25 feet long. between centers of towers. aud is the largest and heaviest steel truss in the world.
 CHICAGo, Nov. S.-Dispatches from sll the eastern states iu which elections
 are being held to day report bright
 clear weather. h MgIg land the election
 is proceeding quietly aud the vote a. 10 o'clock has been light. In New York
 business IS entirely sU pended. Crowds
 surround all the voting places in the city and Q tTemendous vote is being | pollsd. Inter st is cautered in ths fight
 between Fellows ard N;coll, ,or district
 s.soraeY. and betting t1is morning is
 lively. Odds range from five to four on
 Fellows to VII.
 NEVADA CITY, November S.-The mn
 CTS wages here for two years has been
 8 a dRg. Last week three strangers 1 were put to work ID ths Providence lQlartz mine at S2.J0 per day, and last | uIgu. forty men waited on the strangers
 aud notified them that they must quit
 working for less than ihe regulR. vsges.
 Tee newcomers promised that they
 would, but went i0 EosE again teddy.
 ,ae owners Of the mj1e assuring them protection. He reduction oi wages ID
 .his mine means reduction 10 all the
 others, and tbe mIEers say that they
 will oppose sli efforts iu that direction.
 CHICAGo, November S.-SheriH Matt
 son vi. begic she erection Of the scaf- | F.l E1 h.-. | hear from the gov -n0r by tomorrow
 night. The material for the shrouds, i;
 is understood, Was purchased to-day.
 ChIei oi Police EbeFsold says that the procnu,l1D taken hy him will prevent
 any 3emCnssratiou.
 l WAsHSGroS, November S-General | Ruger telesrsphs from the Crow reser-
 vltion that ths refractory Crows who
 were not killed are in the guard house
 at Fort Caster. with one exception. sDd
 he is expected 10 tomorrow. Chief | Deaf Bull. who tried 70 incite the Chey-
 ennes. IS prisoner. Genera! Ruger
 thinks the trouble with the Crows is ended and requests authority to send | Deaf Bull 70 For. SnellIDg and discre- l tionsry order To send seven others. He
 says that all of the Crows except few
 scattered over portions of no conse- | quencs, arc on the reservation.
 LONDON, November S-Joha L. Sulli-
 van arrived ln L10dan tc-5ay. A crowd
 of 2j900 betting men aGd puRilists as- ! sembled Rt the station tO welcome. The | excitement was great. Sullivan has | notified Mitchell that Ee vlil meet him tomorrow and mrks match for n fight. provided Mitchell brings the forfeit
 money with him.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, November S-The Southern Pacific hes igsued 0 new order iu regard ta tickets of eastern excursion- | ,ll. Herpsrfnra a yrrifo- fr.r, th, oo,s